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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-01-28
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. %, 1887

We have held in allegiance comments on
Gen. James A. W alker's letter until we
could find room to do him justice by
publishing it IN full. He is a native of
and was raised in this county, and has
held prominent positions in the Demo-
cratic party, two circumstances that will
give his uttelances more interest. He has
mad personal disappointments in his party
which mast be taken into account. but it
must also be remembered that he has done
that party good service and has earned the
right 30 ask that his complaints be lis
tened to. What we propose to look at in
his reasons for assuming for the present a
position independent OF party ties, is the
little hope they give that independence
will realize the success Of the political OBJ.
lects he has at heart. He alleges that all
the measures adopted to carry out the
Riddleberger bill have proved insufficient
and that we should now abandon that set
element an addree ourselves to EFFECT
such ser sHith the creditors
Tn tho
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-01-28

100000 W raS FE7s 7Sga, waa b s. HSE
for one year. term of years. the lender to be-
fully secured on real estate stanton.
Apply to HUDSON & PATRICK.
lan3l3t Attorneys.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-01-28

NEW GROCERY SrORE.-Having opened
IN Grocery, Tobacco. Cigars, and Confection-..
airy Store at the old Brandeburg H. 49,
New Courthouse ST. I vii -
friends aud patrosss
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-01-28

| The correspondent of the "Gazette''
says that am rotectionist.'' This is
true; and [ am not in accord with the Ad-
| ministratlon or a majority Of the Demo-
! cratic party in Congress On that question
| L believe that protection is the word
which is to unlock the closed and barred
| doors OF our hidden mineral resources: the
| ''Open sesame" which is to roll back the
| gates OF our mountains and reveal the hid
den wealth which lies behind.
L believe in protection for the sake of
protecting American industries from COM
petition with the cheaper labor of foreign
lands.
Free trade. or as our "National Demo-
cratic pla form" expresses it, tariff for
revenue-wth incidental protection"
means death to the development of our
manufacturing and mining interests in
Virginia. and the indefinite postponement
of that day of prosperity, which we have
50 long prayed for, and which has just
begun to dawn upon our old State. | can
have no sympathy with those Democrats
who are in favor of q tariff for revenue
with incidental protection" and yet are so
much opposed to even the poor pittanee of
incidental protection" that they are un-
willing TO repeal the internal revenue laws
for fear few more inoidentals will have
to be added to the tariff, or the duty IN
creased on iron ores or on some other in
ported article.
Such protectionists are no better than
free traders, and the mask they wear is too
thin to deceive even the blind.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.
The failure Of the Democratic parry to
Keep its pladgs to repeal she INTERNAL re-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Lax Conectors Must Go.

Un December g. isoG a petition Wis pre-
-eu5el 70 81. court OF common pleas ii rhr
r.afF oi Lancaster by John r Evans. set
tIal forth -lla au the Issl 1E February. I,>6
ae Es- Iu.y elecret aalleat3f of taxes tor
Na-egE township. Lancaster county. tor
.ta term OF one year thar he gave bond
r- aHa subscribed rhe aarh required 5y
aa. aa! Sled both oath aaI banI xfth the
.'ara a.t.u. e.1r- OF quarter sessions of said
county aIua which he asked fora rule 9
-suv cause va,a ulal..ama- should i.lt i--
sue r5 ampr. the school board IT said town
-. p ra issue ra him rilv.r duplicate and war
--ar co. l..e collection cd tlr -,a,.o. ,av, .ley
having H-.lcd 500 .io ~o
ar.t herring ..I.I i.,-llr-a- uuuu t..- H.lr-
-a-l -Hsrr r..i-e,l t, grant -r-iyerof,ar
..i.f.. ..e.- lzaHa- char rhr 1c. 1fJuur -
i--- vl b -aatai rae office aE .11. collector
g.. au.aa-a-l-auI l- eaa a, --a,e, l- d
general rll-. ta which there lTe few ezeep-
aaa- chat ,la constitution ara1is special
.ea.adaa-tllt i- .be enactment IL laws
affecting certain districts a- rII--,~ af people
Tar law must be- general. embracing the
whole state .a i,- provisions Taeact aflsS5
applies only ta aa-su-I- ard townships and
I.,- a.t #aau5- s.las. Fur-h,rm5r-- a-t.-
..e+ -s..ial q. .t 5ls constitution says. a.I
taxes shall l. ley5eI ana collected under-ea-
era. laws
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

seei Pretty Good.

Hello, Mike old fellow shake How
are yl.e tan.ily2 Haven't seen yeu tor some
time p
All right Fisk Glad 70 se,, SOU where
have you been, Fisk 90
Well Mike, I win tell sou, bur don't give
it away / was going IL he a candidate. and
went to Somerset Ia set ap the pins first
went 20 J. B. Suy,ier's ansi bought tins new
suit Of riothe- Aren't they nice snyder
has his new spring stock IN. If / could run
as we'll Tor an Office as snyder can run the
clothing busine=Ss of Somerset would be
sure TO be electe'I
Bur how about your being candidate,
Fisk
WeIlNl after buying the clothes from
snyder s,arted our. and every man asked
10 vote Tor me said he would, pruvidei I
vote for him. Jerusalem Nike. one siay
did me- So, I am no candidate
Ha. Ia, Fisk, see, But am glad yau
told me SNYDER has his new spring clothing
in; my boys all need new suits, and never
go back on snyder Peter bought one two
years ago; his Is good yes but Henry.
James, Tommy, Ben, sam. Jacob, Dan and
the ether i've smaller boys need sJliis Bye
bye Fisk viii SEE you again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Taxing Care of Cattle.

The r1-pneGmouia bill passed the Uni
Ted states senate on Tuesday. The bin au-
'horizes and requires the President 70 appoint
"a board of three cattle commissioners 90 De
designated The Unired States Caule COM
mission Tho salary ct the commissioners
Is 10 be- $4,000 wear Tine commissioner
arr authorized .iu person or By agents r5
enter any PREMISE. Including -tockva-,i-.
ears and vessels. In which -aey have reason
TO believe that any contagious disease exist
and 90 make invest cation IN rezlrl To- the
same Upon rhe discovery Of -aeh diseases
they are 20 give notice. by publication in
-uapecs. its existence and Of the l0c,Il-
.v and t1 notify the officials or a-ents 81
transportation companies doing busiueS- in
the infected locality ard they arc ra e>tab-
Isl. and maintain quarantine 1fthe animals.
placa- aud localities. and to caG-e animals 70
be destroyed, and pay 90 the owners 0f those
that wert deceased thne-flDrrhs ofth=ir ap-
praised value. and tothe owners If those only
exposed their full appraised value. the
amount not to exceed sIGn fora pe,lisr,ei
animal nor $50 iu the case Of an animal
not pedigreed. If the uppraisement Of the
exposed animal Is not satisfactory 10 the own
er be must maintain strict quarantine The
commissioners are required 70 make and
publish such rules and regulations, subject To
the approval Of the president A. may be-
deemed requisite % the flu and due execu-
.;..-, or .-. ,g,.,l
attempts To eyade or obstrlct il execution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

The Opera House was cTog,!e.i e is N
most capacity li=t Taesst4y evening when
r p eRmmins Poet No sio e. Ar gave
an eafeHanusnt for The benefit II their sr-
der Miss Bird HaFri-su- of Piedmont. West
Va. Wiio sinss Is bir,as only sing, naturally
sNeefv. agfi without rs>;rainf. WAS The chief
attraction. aid 4arnei every particle - the
tigHlJ'tllaus- lsst none the lass heary and
arzsst applause accoriei each of her
numbers ftg.si here I'VE rish e, call tis. at
-a On II fae opera House managers - The
7rler preserved. % ia their house The som
er-et small boy is nataltoeether irrefressliie.
although sar many years be has seemingly
batu licensed o. yell. whistle and boot at all
places uf AIulseneurs and on al occasions.
greatly 70 the annoyance Of the Audience
and 10 die ehasr5u Of the performers II has
gown ~ be such d lnuisaace as TO become al
mast intolerable. and if the managers wish
60 preserve the good name Of their house aud
tLa patronage 81 tine public t behooves them
ta e.iil a lllt and make an exauplsof one or
two " rhe whi-tIing urciIins. by summarily
-ie,.ns them AZ the FIRST manifestation Of
di-orier one such example we arr con
yineel would have tle desired effect Tie
program vas interesting throughout. ana
furnished an evenings delightful entertain
laeut rl the large number present j. B.
-aylnrs hFtle man w,- heartily enjoyed
and wiscouceded the hit OF the evenhs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Turkeyfoot Items


An infant OF " :. and Anna kingdied on
the 10Th % last month
some Of oar farmers took tae advantage 1f
snow again in aaa.in- lime and coal
The most of oar arner, who have ,az.r
camps have opened them tnd made some
sugar.
yl- fsrob Kr..,ssr s1j ,i. ..o yrt,, .-
f,-i,.- .a-,o7s-,, iiI .-,,b ,,,-t,i4 ,.-.- Il.
-r--.,.r
.'-
' 'A
NJ" removals iA our ~eeivH -lLs year ~.
'eiie'rln ihe MAXIM 4 i'i.'a- stone gath
''
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Let Us Reason together.

only a few years hack if you were IN need
Of a carpet. you were compelled 70 send away
for it. There seemed 10 be no merchant en-
serprisiRg enough 20 keep a line, bar that has
changed We now have gas merchant iu
Somerset who keep aS tine a line OF carpets,
rugs. oil cloths, &C. IL you viii find any
where. and az prices a. low, # nor lower,
t4an you can buy them IN the city That
merchant Is J B snyder He informs Us he
has just received a full spring stock. and VIII
be pleased rn show any one his line. wheth-
er Wishing TO buy or not He viii measure
your rooms, cut and match carpet TO fit. He
has = line Of Brussels al 50 61. 80. 70. -
and 81 per ysrti. Powered Carpet at =, 30
S5, S7k. %. ~ 80, %. 80. and . cents per
yard Hemp and rag carpet at prices to suit
buyer Call on J. b. snyder and see MS line
before buying elsewhere. II viii pay you
Wool, and all kinds Of produce taken IN ex-
change for carpet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
One South Penn Item

Statements a. t0 the probability 1I The
construction ofrhe -ourh Pennsylvania rail-
road have been amazingly few during the
H4st month and. by reason ri ,be purcha-.
Of rights If wag a-i along the proposed line.
rle impression was general that riIe riad
would BIZ bulk In a short ume Within ,Le
past week however developments have been
nale.a.hlei show ghat Jae Readiug railroad
company viii not give the buildiug o. ghe
south Pennsylvania railroad any eue5url-e-
maur President Cornin admits tA4t there
IS Ia traffic contract berweau bis line and rle
-,Ifh Pennsylvania. bu saE- IL has never
aa-a H--auiz-i 5y either the court OF the
reviewers g-,a5srg Ners
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Pulled His Whiskers Out.

RscryE- o. Mar-h An infamous out
rlge was perpesrltsd near here upon an old
man aged sixty, named Joseph Petrel A.
he WIS walking along lonely road oy him
fellows calling themselves the " bite Gaps =
caught him. and throwing him - the ground
pulled out every hair in his beard. which be
fore was long and hoary with whigeness
They claim he had been guilty of bad con
duct His injuries are very painful
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Resolutions OF Thanks.

Hea,i9 q r. z Cummins Post,
No 30 Dept Of Pa. e. A r.
March g. iso7
NaEREAs- n oulpienenung ourselves ON
the success Of our entertainments at the on
era House, ou the Ist inst. We recognize tiiat
II could net have been such had it not been
for the cooperation oftho-e not members Of
the Post Therefore.
R.solsef, That the thanks Of the Post ARE
d1ie aud are hereby rendered 20 the Hon "
J Baer for not holding a night session Of
Court Jo Mss Bird Harrison f1r her VERY
inesGmable services in contributing to the
Success Of the entertainment TO Miss Ella
Nas-elmau. wis, 50 ably presided al the pi-
ino 90 the orchestra and choir. who rem
dered such excellent music for the oceasinn.
and 60 the ladies aud children for the part
they took in making 10 such a grand success
bnJh financial and1,herWI>e.
Resolsef Thar we hereby tender ourthan>s
TO the public ter their liberal patronage and
apparent appreciation ofth- same
W II SAWYER
tiEoBGE Fl LOVE.
r + EooSTz.
COMMITTEE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09


AH adjourned meeting Of the citizens of
-herHHrrv u5eraste'i IN testing the matter is
90 whether Na hdve -as and OF 10 Somerset
county not met iu urhe Court room al half
past seven clock ...0nday evening ta hear
rle -ese7t af rhr committee appointed n
O. prsvia1- mgaf'a-.
The meeting was called Co order hv ,ol
Jg-8-. WAC made q few remark, and then
called upon che Chairman Of tiie Committee
H E. BIer Esq. for bis report Nr Baer
stated faat tae committee had met and or
gam zer. and Aai Instructed the Secretary.
Hla-.a> 4 Fisher o. correspond with Prof
White af Ho-lu-uWH. West Virginia and
-rv a1J ascertain whether He couid be EN-
a.agel 90 make preliminary survey If
t.g supposed ut 'ieIt in lhis county and
what biz sa--e- Vag.-i be-
Mr. W-s.r stated fl.ar ace1-.iuq Go fn.tr,1r-
..rg- s,. hat been endeavorins 70 open a
.,rr.-r.a..,.pra with Prof White who is qf
..zr.rr ..ar..-s-, and 4. professor in ;be Nor
-.rt.va C,rI..,e. bur had nat ver heard from
Is,. IT.. .lff -fe, be fl15 talked Wit, 4-5-fe
d ---,b.- If 8eauis about the m,,tar since
.,.. -,-, meeting. Elsa. there --emed 10 be- f.,
-r.l+ .fr7I sf interest nrla. .f--t.-I and that he
s.r-...f.Iers -l..ra Womb be-. po trouble Cd
-,i.,. s,,.ls ,r r-,v.+e .,ll.4rripfior. ro de
f-Iv fhe expense 1f having Prof White. OF
some other expert geologist. make q preliu-
mary survey 9f the field
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Mount Moriah items.

Mr.. J p. Rho.ies Of this place psiF, basel a
ene horse from Il Zimmerman
Mr. J. J. Zimmerman is bnlIdiug a ReR
house John Ankeny = The sentraetor
Mr. H D Iohr Is contemplating 5uii ding
a new barn he eo1ains summer, as the old
one i about worn out
The members of tae Reformed Church OF
This place aill give their ehur.h a nee eastt
Of Fnilg the comins ssInn,er
Rho,ies * ZiuiInerrnan are basiiy engaged
ia hai -ilerinr assd lncksseripz. They are
sassias efn-ssesly shipfaeais oi eltile.
sheep and chickens and farm products To
Johnstown
NJ William Daniels + bosiiy engaged in
making new and improved bee hiy-. He
made quite number OF them last summer.
and those who have used them are highly
pleased he expects "a keep them on band
l. D. Buechley Is preparing 10 20 west
Isaiah i one of our good fellows and the
Community Il sorry 10 lose him bus the
climate may not agree with him, ia which
case he viii come back soon May this be
the case Is the wish u li.s many friends.
ETrr RrpH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
4 DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Caroline Matilda McCahsu csceasesf
Iase Of Jenner Twp. Somerset cuury, Pa
Letters Of Administration On the above estate
having been granted to the Gudersi 2lled by the
proper authority notice - hereby gwen 20 al
persIEs Indebted % said estate 70 make immesli-
ate payment. and tho-e having claims against
the same TO present them duly authenticated for
settlement 70 the undersigned IL the residences Of
saisi deceased on Saturday the Sd day Of pril
1881 DANIEL STCFFT
mars Aduznisrrafer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Grand Opening OF New Spring Goods
AT Parker 4 Par<ar's


Al the mex and elloice styles il Iiain 'lnsi
iisnrv silks
All Ti.e new and lsaisiiHs apyelsirs IN Iiain
aud i.la-y dress zssais. plain and fsacy uim-
HiH-s O. match in xool
French sarines in al yhe rev caiars-
French BAsisles IN all the new colo-s.
Century otlis, Dress ,linsHaua-, Lawns.
Cilieoes ret5ues White Goods pain aui
fancy ei.ecks Laoe> Hamburg Elsin--
Haudkerchi~fs. Hosiery. Gloves Towels
shawis, Jersies. etc.
Our stocS = t5l and ccupiefe IL all kinds
Of goods, Al prices never before ofersi We
want every person To- cali and Es vii fully
convince you thai We have got the g5ods a.
the right prices
Parker 4 PtzxER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

tAttIt Eottfellttt tiLl -tlatt4-iatt utgEhiN- 1l
ia-f. week, with Judgez saer. shaver and
Walker 40 the bench The foIlawing cases
were ilisposeI of
CRIMINAL Llsr-
emnIanwealih - BeHiamiu Ltpe, F. &
b. on Information u CatAariae Fhniippi
Dissaa Aaarney enters q aoS 1rss on pay
meut oE cost, by defendant
~4me WuaaI stewart selling liqi3rto
miners an intarmauou of J. \ Kemp
grand jury return not Il trBe 6il
same vs.. Emanue! Bauzhmau, A. & 3.
with intent 70 KIN on information Of Conrad
Keefer Grand Jury return true bill, case
continued.
same IS. Robert Gibson. larceHy % infor-
nlaJion Of Henry B0das verdict not guilty
same v. Albert q DUmer. ufteFiug and
publishing false and fraudulent tax r-aeipts,
on Information Of james Lewis verdict
guilty. sentence suspended tin saturday
March L. Iss7
same w. Newton Kemp. larceny, on in
formation Of William stewart Grand Jury
return not true biI
same w. Emanuel Baushman. surety. on
I information ofCourad Eeeter. Continued
same Vs. Frlnkliu B. Logae rJbbery on
information ri Earnest Merrvislly ver,liet
h't 5lilty-
same vs. john Murray 1lstufolh9 Feil-
: sl"o7 heet'i--, on Information oI samuel
riis.iiieid ''al pros entered on payment OF
I costs by defendanr
/ same vs. VI -iion Hunter. oea-r r. * B. ou
in-'fla-iil'u % Emma A. Aiiiier' eoh'lAiie'i-
same F-- Harvey >l-itii' a. : b. ON ihio7-
'-'-'''''i 'i fe'''-''''" 1'''l> ''-''i-' '1-S re
lofh tFNe oil ease lf'lllaAea-
same vs. Edward D'nhAih- \ a D. 'A
.nl'FTa1I"n oI " ia- b. leonard defendant
pleads -lii'y-
same w. ''ii. A- " l->sf 'e-..n- lil1'fon
eie'''' Jay al .illo li'''l''ii OF " L'i eN'i'''
'1'-i'' > -iH return i-9e q ,s'is 1i-i' anl prose
e-,Yf 20 t't .'r '7-s
--5 .'- '--.l'-'- - ~ D. Oh '-'-'''-
'''..''A ', '. 7'ii" 'sil'li -l''
-.'-'.' ~-'' .-.r p pay 'lis
'.4iir vs.. " d 'iessi9' I''1'iIS. Oh 'll''-
ha''"H 'i -la7. + tiefoeft 'i''iid ! 'lfy re-
'4'ii not "a ,fie 1l.i.
same '7' ''. H. i'''', l'i--l-' A. ' d. oh ~
i'fiii"tloH 5i II. -. HURST '4 Pf's ei'-eI''4
upon pay men. '' ,.7'- 's ''-e'''1i-'
lile ~ 'o''I. '1--i'- ''is'''' ''l''7 fu"L'e
i7-e'ii'is- 'n -i,'rl'i'.-i''i ,i T. ~ Hs'ier''A
'eil-e' oo- ='-''ls '1. ,'s'''.--l'- % pay inc
.'7'
same a. ODD
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Nm EprreR seeing nothing from this
section Tor some time. / viii ende.svor 10 give
yousone of the latest news, which may IN
terest a few Of the many readers ct the
HERALD
The woodchuck has belied US
Fittings are very common now-I-,iays.
The happiest man in Bucksro,En i samuel
Far It's boy
u. G.. Lambert made flying business "trip
to Johnstovu duriug the week
0ar school. which is under the control Of
Miss Eliza Rankin. vill close March 8 1857.
Misses Huldab Lambert, Huldah Ling.
and NF Elmer Lambert were the guests Of J
q. Lambert on sunday last
Emanuel Custer ami family, the noted
-hingie makers. have left this community.
and moved 10 Johustown
William Ling is 5usiiy engaged in haulinz
logs to the mill with his team Of oxen
Billy IS good driver. and he knows t.
Next on the list for the farmer is sugar
boiling some have ssal,ie,i their keelers.
ami are now ready for the sweet season 20
commence
Joseph Lambert Is preparing TO paint bis
new dwelling wAich was erected last sum
mer by David ling Il l. one otthe Hnestin
rhi, ommmity
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
NOTICE

AL persons purchasing as the above sale 1glll
please take notice that par 1s Che purchase
muuey-fa be made known ar she Iua 1f the
salf-F-i. 1e requ.reti a- -1Ul rle property r.
Su0csed down 1trerF'- So .l VIII again be- -Larz
q ro sale Ai the rick Of Che lr,r purchaser The
residue Jf the purchase money must bee rlit on
or bsi3-e THURSDAY Cf Che tir~L week 1f tar April
term 1f Court. rile time faxed hE rle CH'--
for securing the acknowicdgileut of deeds. and
no deed Sil be acknowledged until the purchase
money IS paid IN fLLL
sheriff Office JOIN WINTERS
Mar. q Iss- sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Al the right title. Interest and claim of Cvru-
Musser Of In and -1 the toiuWilE described
piece or parcel Of real estate srlal- lr Br1rlers
valley loVuSnip. -s1r Comfy Pa contain
hv lot 90 Newton iserkavbiie ca The Elisf lv lu
allev. 1u tEe south by az alIsF and an tle West
By public ruld having tHernln erected two
story f-lle dwelling house, ,ta1ie aud other ogI-
buildings with the iBplrteniilzees.
Taken in execution as the property Of Cyrus
Mus-er a. the -1if Of e. A. FloJG-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

The following sentences were imposed by
the Court saturday afternoon
John Resm, convicted of assault and hat-
terry, was sentenced 20 pay a tine 81 - Co the
county. and tiie costs OF prosecution.
franklin B. Logue, convicted Of assault
aud battery, WAS sentenced 70 pay a tine Of
$40 10 the county and thr COSTS OF prasecu-
tlnu
James Cooper. convicted af resisting am 1t-
dcer WAS sentenced 20 pay fnc of so and
The costs pf prosecution.
Jacob Witt, convicted pf t1ruiclrion. was
sentenced t5 pay q ins ufS - % She county
ann rHe costs Of prosecution.
The sentencing Of A. r. Dpmcr. John
H.ntz and Russell Marshall was po-rpoue,l
uu saturday ct this week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

All she right. Citle. interest and cisiu II e. a.
Sverlu. of in and 20 tda tlllaF-lz described .El
certain describe, -rFcrs Of land s-ua1a Frs Abe
zheny r9WnSuiu. somerset County Pa No g. ld-
joining lands Of John Geiger Milton Sheridan. A.
II Catr1th. Daniel C0uCheuour and at1er-. egu-
tanning 4G5 acres and having thereon -rlrr-i q
small fraMe hulldinE
No. . Adjoining lands Of Jah1 5eiglr. A1lrsw
limerick -tIrtE heirs and orherS. containing -ii
acres. more or less.
Taken .u execution a- She property gl T. G.
SveIn, 40 the sllf Of John Alsil Atur
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Four eerrain euu-ir-l0ls 'nr- 0f -ruunt 7tlate
in Ngyerssiale Bgrgu=a -sfl-r-Hf Counrf Pa.
f5s I59 I60 and 49, 10nu7oi hT aIiev ou The
North l0t u ar ne tasf iarEc street 1n
sne Ssu-a and - erect ru che Nc-t. eler
Col1raiuilH ubour 1ue-itfn Of al 8fr- and has ing
a Stable cfereou erected with the up lrre1lrf--
rssea iu execution Al the ur1nerTr u Edward
TaW a. the sylIr OF : y. Liveueeod ls-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
Look Out for AnrII1st.

The place to get Judgment notes, receipts
leases and deeds for April settlements and
Spring sales s. AZ Fishers Book Storc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09
CHERIFFs SALE

BE sirtue Of sauiirv griIs of Fi "a AID
Nent Es- issi 1sl Il the f3E- 1l Common
Peas Of somerset euuufE. Pa / Nil oppose -si
Fafic sale "a l,le CfsCrI alsl-- b -.'rlr re1 lor
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Estate OF Margaret -lyior decd. late % somerset
township Somerset County Pa
Letter. lestaI1eutaTy ON Ils ABOVE estate ltF-l z
been granted ig tLG undersigned lF tho proper
authority notice i hereby given % AT persons
indebted 10 SAID azIzre 70 GIake IlluleCIa-g pllT
ueur and -nu-r having ..li-Ins against tle same
VIII present them duly authenticated for settle
meuI on saturday April i1, l@~7 - the residence
Of rhe Executor In said township
JEREMIAH : MILLER,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

A new line Of dress goods. shirrings, ging-
hsfns. nfaSiIns. prints, white goods. etc. etc
Just r-csived az snysie.rs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

Go West, Young Man, Go West.
But before yoa 20 call at J. 6. Snyder's
and buy good trunk He has just received
a neV Ics, and i selling them very cheap.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-03-09

N-- sydney Claa=.iy. ii = % u1erset, e vis-
l-ns Nh N b. ~FAak. aftl- south Side
JHass-. T-Hu4r